San Francisco band Sporting Life started out as a pop-folk outfit called The Cons before switching to their current, British pop-inspired iteration in 2010. They're self-described as a "dream rock, shoegaze, British pop" band, and they take influence from, unsurprisingly, a number of UK bands, like The Kinks, The Smiths, and Stereolab. Their second album, Rivalry, premieres exclusively today on All Shook Down and is the band's newest and strongest piece of work, to date....
San Francisco band Sporting Life started out as a pop-folk outfit called The Cons before switching to their current, British pop-inspired iteration in 2010. They're self-described as a "dream rock, shoegaze, British pop" band, and they take influence from, unsurprisingly, a number of UK bands, like The Kinks, The Smiths, and Stereolab. Their second album, Rivalry, premieres exclusively today on All Shook Down and is the band's newest and strongest piece of work, to date....
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